Many traumatic brain injuries result in significant communication impairment across a spectrum that can range from limited speaking to apparent disorders of consciousness such as comas.
|Podcasts|June 10, 2011
Video: Detecting Malingered Mental Illness
Author(s)Phillip J. Resnick, MD
Might your patient be feigning mental illness? Forensic psychiatrist Phillip Resnick, MD offers insights.
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Might your patient be feigning mental illness? Here-speaking at the American Psychiatric Association in Honolulu-- forensic psychiatrist Phillip Resnick, MD, offers insights. Dr. Resnick is Professor of Psychiatry at Case Western University in Cleveland.
Dr Resnick also offers guidance on assessing the risk of violence and on suicide risk assessment in two podcasts (click on the related articles below).
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